A shared shopping list that sorts itself
Write "milk, bread, soap" and Peltra puts each thing in its aisle — dairy, bakery, cleaning — with nobody configuring anything, and no internet needed to do it.
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How it works
- Type the whole line the way you say it — "2 kg of chicken from Costco" — and the amount, the store and the aisle get pulled out on their own.
- Share the list with whoever does the shopping with you: what either of you writes or ticks off, the other sees right away.
- Tick things off with a swipe. What is bought disappears from the list you look at in the aisle, not from the history of who bought what.
What makes it different
- It sorts by aisle without any setup — most list apps only sort alphabetically or by the order you typed things in.
- It works with zero signal, at the register or in the basement of the store, because nothing waits for the network.
- Sharing it is free for the other person — there is no "family plan" price for whoever joins your list.
Frequently asked questions
- Is a shared shopping list app free?
- Trying Peltra needs no account at all. Sharing a list needs a free account, and whoever you share it with is never asked to pay. Today nothing in Peltra is charged for.
- Does it work without internet?
- Yes. Everything you write is saved on the phone first; it syncs to whoever you share with once there is a signal again.
- Do I have to set up the aisles myself?
- No. Peltra recognises common grocery items and groups them by aisle on its own, in English and Spanish. You can still move or rename any section.
- Can I see who added or bought what?
- Yes, in a shared list each person has their own name and colour, so you can see who ticked off what and who paid for it.